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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

"Look here" said the lecturer TO boy who
was disturbing him by constant coughing,
:. here's 26 cents to get q bottle Of DR.. Buli's
Cough syrup"
No remedy equals Salvation Oil for cure OF
bruises, cute burns, fros bites. end chll blains
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07
hPkCxAi NOTlOAS.

II. b. Cochran. N Os. lS7 and l3) North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa, is selIiua LOHS
COUGH CUBE 40 guarantee to cure all throat
and lung trou ples. (sl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

OuD 80F5LD Eyyu0ss CURs.-Mr. Oscar z. b.
Koch. Of Allentown, Pa, was bedfast with In.
1ammatory rheumatism in the winter OF lsaa
Doctors could DO nothing TO relieve him. He
commenced using 0ross' Rheumatic Remedy
~ the time hs had used halt bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished tho bottle
ne Wa cured and has not had . return of the
oisease since In his own words, ieel better
thaa ever before" Prioe q. By all druggists.
tAb8-SmdW WkR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

ss uVsnB 70 " eeolnItO0.
The national department Of school supsr.
intsndents. including among IL msmbsrs
educstors from oil over the country, win
have three days meeting In WsshinRton
commanding March 10. Among the gentle.
Alistsy, superintendent OF the PhiladSlphia
city schools, whose subject 10 " industrial
education In our public schools" and Stste
SuDertntsndent f. y. Higbee. OF Harrisburg,
who will discuss The best system Of county
and city schools supervision."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

Insure with 5homas' Ecieotr,e OH. II Is the
the cheepest ana best method OF Insurance we
grevious aehes and pains. Policies are obtaia.
sbls a. I'll drusststs in tho druggists In the
~ y. =. Cochran. druggist ~ ana " North
Qu0oA otroo6 LAnoastnf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

D1. HAssLsa WosA srauP. Purely vegetable
pleasant TO take. will expel worms II any exist.
no purBative requirea After using. Price, q
eentA, by Ill druggfsts. bs-Smd WtF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

That 70 what Il. G. Hoberman, a druggist OF
Marion. Ohio. says: 7noosas' EolectrIo OH
beets the world sold mine bottles yesterday
and to-day. One man cured Of sore throat OF
eight year, standing. Is splendid for rhsu ma.
tiSm. For sale BY II. H. Cochran, druggist, Isl
and - North Queen street, LAncaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

Theroare many sources OF pront tn those who
are ingenious ana enterprtstng. Burdock Hood
,.sr HsTs are source OF pront Ia every way. They
tsctually, which 10 saying great deal. Tor sale
~ u. H. Cochran. druggist, ls7 ana l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07
HCMPHREYS'.

Henrh"HAs'
DR. HUMPHREYS
Book OF All Diseases. Cloth and Goid h nd,ng
Ia Pages, with steel Engraving.
NAILED FREE.
List OF Principal Nos. Cures. Price,
l. TEvRRs, Con pgestfon, In q fammatfons ....,2S
WORMS Worm Fever, Worm Collie ...........3S
g. RyIso collie. or 1eething OF Infants 80. IS
4. DIARRa0A, OF Children or Adults. .,......2i
6. DYskSrsRY Gripping. Bilious Coll, i,..........s
CHoLERA MoRBus, Vomiting ..................9
]. CoUsHs, Gods nronchitis. .2S
8. NEURALGIA, Toothache. Faceache ......... Is
Q. HEADACHES, Sict Headache, Vertigo ....,,,S
HOMEOPATHIC
10. DYspEPsIA Bilious Stomach ,..,...,,,H
II. suPPREssED or PAINFUL PERIODS ............ Is
T. wHITKs, too frofuse Periods. s................2
is GROUP. Cough, Dinicnlt eathing ..........28
~ sALr hHsUN. krysipelas, EruptiOns .....g5
l6 BHEcNArisX. Rheumatic Pains.........,,.,.9o .9o
IL. FEVER AauR, Chills, Aaarta........ 80. so
H. PILHs. Blind or Bleeding ng.................. 50
10 CATARRH, InhuenEa, cold in ths Head :. 50
20 WHooPiso CopoH. Violent coughs. ........ 80
e. GENERAL DEBILITY. Physical weakness. so
hfDSHr DIskAsB...... ......,...........,.......5b IS
so ~ q. .
81 DIsEAsRs OF The HEART Pal pitation .Sl 90
sPkCtfICS.
sold ~ Drngeists. or sent postpaid on receipt
OF price.-HUhPHKAYs' AEDiCiNE Co, iu9
Fulton st., n. Y. feb9s-lyeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07
ClMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
The GREAT REGULATOR.
TAKE
Simmons Liver Regulator !

No medicine Is so universally used ~ SIM
mons Liver Regular. 1t won Its wsy into every
home by pure sterling merit take the place
of a doctor and costly prescriptions. 1t is =
family medicine containing no dangerous quail.
tiles. but purely vegetables gentle In Its action
and can be safely given TO any person, no mat
ter what age.
Can take simmons Liver Regulator without
loss OF time or danger from exposure, and the
system will be built up and invigorsted by It.
IL promo,es digestion. dtssipates sick headache,
and gives a strong full tone 10 the system. 1t
has no equal as preparatry msdiein q. and c. q
on the Bowels and kidneys and corrects the
action OF the Liver. lndorsed by persons of the
highest character and emlnence as
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
II child ha, the colo It Is a sure and safe
remedy. 1t will restore strength to the over.
worked father and relieve the vife from log
spirits, headache, dyspepsiS \ constipation and
like Ills. Genuine has our stamped in red on
front OF wrapper. Prepared only by
J.H. ZElLiS d CO.,
mara ecddw Philadelphia, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

oHILQ9'o OURN Vtn tmMedistsly rolisvo
- xs;ssss:i ss'is S.ss.s - s'iss''s' "a u .SSSs s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07
| RARE CHANCE,

A RARE CHANCR
a Big Rsarction. in Eur nsaysr aaa Melton
dresd 70 10. ns1s 70 order ia -" w -
styla only nSt class frimminss used suits
70 your order nom ols up. This large yeAucSao0
r.tf sSsSsss1ss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

THERE may be some earthly glory in
pspal honors, but there 10 not great deal Of
pecuniary benefit In them. The late
Cardinal Jacobini, papal secretary Of state,
bad an income Of but el0O month.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

NOR SALE OR RENT.-THE LARGE
y brick store and dwelling. Noa llS ana lA7
North Queen street, rooms and stOrO room,
lately occupied by Charles Mao Nays grocery
store. Will rent In pArts or sepArAtely. Apply
70 ALLAN A. hkRR,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
lwd los HAST King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

TkRRORa OF THE DENTAL CuAR-
4 D!sAHncD.
bety ne enA hafmiese. NJ 80 1o64 age
1ad0 q ~ best materiA thai Iean D1yehAe4.
aSsseiys 10. OhsslA 0Ra6S =.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
IN THE CITY OF GRENADA.

PROVIDENCE, DIST. NO. 2.
Asm't No $40, Mdse loco 90 l5o0 QG
Ordered that the following accounts
be allowed:
No 1895, IT. Jones $40 90 for bsai3.
Ing bridge, sec 2l44 code 80.
No 1866, b H Gorden s95 90. rep'rs
on bridge, sec 2l44 code 80.
No 1867, J w Hall 75cts. repairs on
courthouse, see 2l44 code 80.
No 1868, S H Roberts ct al, $l2 90.
Jury of inquest, ETC., sec 454 code 80.
No 1859, Branum l. Goodwin 81 90,
medicine for Jail, sec 2l44 code 80.
No 1870, w A Odom - 90, wire for
bridge, sec 2144 code 80.
No 1871, Ennis Stat Co., k26 90. 2o4
receipts, sec SIS code 80.
No 1879, w f Smith $25 90, repairs
on clock, sec 2l44 code 80.
No 1873, Ben Cauley support
of pauper, Matilda Cleveland, sec 625
code 80.
No 1874, Thomas Bros. 30 cents for
broom for courthouse, sec 2ld4 code'So
No 1875. Hughes& Nance 81 IS med
icine for Jail, sec 2l44 code 80.
No 1876, Meaders & Garner $6 90,
coffin for pauper, sec 62S code 80.
No 1877, Frank johnson 81 25 for
repairing bridge, sec 2l44 code 80.
Ordered that Geo. Lake he assessed
with 81, 900 90, money on hand or de-
posted, it having been made to APP
pear that he Ia assessable with same.
Ordered that I G Bowies be APP
pointed 0verseer on road No in dist
No 4, in place of J s Purdy, resigned.
Ordered that Ed. Bland be allowed
to erect a bridge across Collins creek
about half mile east Of r r orossing
vi Riverdale, and to receive when
completed and received as the board
may direct the sum Of $S7 80, said
bridge to be composed Of timber at
foilOws: Two mud sllis 20 feet lpuG
and Is inches wide; two cap siils To-
xlo; l5 sieepers loXS; posts loxlo,
and flooring; all to be heart lumber.
Ordered that the petition OF +. c.
Aven, ct al, be filed.
Ordered that W. II. Yearger, A. Fl.
Cohea and JAS. D. Crawford be ap-
pointed commissioners to lay out aud
mark of road commencing at Jas. D.
Crawford =, running by ieargersville
to the Yal0busha county line near
the Coffteville road, and make re-
port to the next meeting ofthis board
or rs s00n rs practicable.
Ordered that the assessment rolls
Of 1887, both real and personal, after
careful examination by the board, be-
received.
No. 1873, Ordered that f. A. Mar.
tin, assessor, be allowed $246 Is for
assessing real and personal prope rty
aud for jury list as per acct. filed,
BENZ. Williams voted against the
raising of all the real and personal
property at this term.
Ordered that the board draw pay
"a follows:
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
Tonsoral Torlnent-A story Of Barbarian

Tonsorsl Torlnent-A Story Of BarbarisIn
Every man who has ever been In a
barber shop has grown familiar with
the tonsOrial artist's bland and ster
Otyped you next, sir" When you
read the following experience of a
gentleman in North Carolina--an
experience which thousands have
suffered--tl,e bland Knight Of the
Razor Strop's sterotyped exclamation
to the new conner in his shop, will
have o newand peculiar significance.
Read, and remember what to do IN
case you should havea similar nn-
fortunate experience. Terry writes:
REIpsy1LLE, N. Z. March u. 'S7.
Geutlemen-I had barber's itch for
three months. The eruption on my
face was very bad. Icould not shave
nj all. I took u course Of >. >. -,
and II completely cured me. To-day
NV skin Ia smooth and complexion
denotes good blood. 7. N. TERRY.
The City Marshal of Iuka. Miss.
The gentleman who sent Us the
following certificate il the City Mar
shal Of Juka, Miss, and is u man Of
hivh character and prominently
known throughout the Stpte. His
son had suffered intensely for six
years from an eruption of the skin,
caused BY poison oak, A remedies,
It appears, failed, until, fortunately,
i, i. s. was tried, when the cure was
made with wonderful pronptness.
Here Ia what this gentleman says:
tientlemnn My sou had suffered
for the past six years with az ernpt-
lon on his legs, caused from poison
oak and cracking uf tn. feet. Nothing
seemed to eradicate the poison from
the blood until | gave hin, one bottle
M Hwift's Specific. This entirely
cured him, aud I heartily recon-
mend Il to the public ~ y sure cure
Treatiye on Blood and Skin Diseas.
~ mailed free. The SWIFT SPECTFIC
Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
OFFICIAL JOURNAL TEIE FARMERS AL

The Rep0rter,as II Democratic jour
nal, and its senior editor as an Old
personal apd political friend, warmly
and heartily congratulates Mr.. J. n.
Mcleod, Of Tallahatchie, on his flat
teriAg nomination by the Democrats
of Quitman, TalIahatohie and Grena-
da to represent that District in State
Senate. We congratulatehim on being
chosen over older aud very strong
competitors, either one of whom
would have made an able Senator, but
we congratulate the Democrats Of the
District also, on having called into
their service sne or the truest and
best men in the State. His election is
fOtegone conclusion, and we predict
that he will make record that his
constituents will be proud of.-sardis
Reporter. .F
Every word Of ths above iss traa.
There is no truer, abler or better
man in the State for this high and
responsible position than Capt. Nc.
Leod. He will make record in the
next legislature that viii! reflect cred
1t on himself, and be a source of great
pride to the Democracy OF the 36th
senatorial district. -Charl estOnNews
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

A Georgia newspaper tells Of u man
who, riding through the woods near
Americus, heard u kissing and crack
ling over his head, and, looking up.
saw big ball of fire. 1t struck Il
large oak tree with Il loud crash and
split it open from top to bottom. The
tree took fire ut the root, slowly
kindling, but burning tiercer as it
increased. The rnau went on his way
but returned in u few hours, and the
place where the tree stood was mark
ed only by blackened, smoking hole,
where the fire had burned down into
the ground.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

A gentleman Of the pulpit fraterni-
ty \ few days ago called on Col. Il. A.
Belew to know II he had hymn books
for sale. Mr.. Belew politely informed
him that no such article was for sale,
in the town, but that he had some ny
fine turnip seed ~ was ever brought
to town; and that people had qult
singing and had gone to turnip rails
ing.
The above from the Mountain In
,lex, published ut observation-disclosures,
Va, would indicate that our old
friend, Ed. Belew, IL still "oD deck y
and Us irrepressible ~ ever.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

Saturday was grinding day nj Ray
ner,s mill, inside the corporate limits
of the twOn of Lexington; aud the
engine was fred up as usual. In fact
the mill had been in operation for
several hours, when an explosion
took place that Jared the whole
town, aud complete wreck was made
of the mill. One side Of the house was
blown out, the boiler-irons reduced to
fragments and scattered around pro-
IG;scuously ,and genral scene Of devas'
tation was presented to the eye of the
beholder, but fortunately no human
being was hurt, as there were few, if
any, person there except the engin-
eer, and he was at the meal-tub dip
ping up meal.--Lexington Bulletin.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

Creampries are being established
all about over the State, and we
would like to know why we cannot
have one in Grenada. There are
certainly COWS enough IN this section
to furnish the milk, and 1t does not
take any great amount of capital.
II the Farmers Alliance would take
the matter IN hand we feel confident
they would make y success, Of such
mn enterprise.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
They stand Alone.

The firm of Geo. p Rowell & Co. is
the only advertising agency in this
or any other country that pays all
bills on the day of receipt. In this
way there is no accumulation of in
debtedness. On every day every bill
in the office is paid if it is correct. 1t
takes a good deal of money to do
business in this way, but it gives the
agency financial standing and rep
utstion which makes their orders
eagerly sought by all newspaper
publishers, and it is more than likely
that George p. Rowell Il Co. on this
account can place business to better
advantage than their competitions
New Haven Comm Union.
The Clarion endorses the above. On
5th inst. We mailed u statement for
advertising to this firm, and on the
morning of the llth received their
check for the amount.-Jackson
Clarion
The GAZETTE cheerfully adds its
endorsement to the above.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
Do you want your hoy to grow

Doy0u want your hoy to grow MP
pure, honest, soder, Industrious
Begin your work on him 1T home, anG
kpepat it. Good laws and gc4d .:hnol-
can never tx bhe plaae nf the n.b-
fashioned family .fauiug. Ne cal.'I
afford to have iot of tobacco hear :
and congested brains pushed int"
society and business circles. The
great problems and gigantic concerns
ofthis age demand men who enjoy the
largest meas ure of physical and men
tai health. We must have them at any
cost. If they can't be produced under
our present system, let US 90 back in
some degree to the common sense
simplicity of our fathers. 1t Will not
hurt the youngsters; it will be their
salvation in more ways than one.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
Names

Ordered that the Board adjourn to
meet on the first Monday in Sept,
A. D., 1887. A. l.. Bridgers,
President.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
Liberal I;NW ann.

S'rayeh. from q. p. Lakes, 3 miles
east 0f Elliott station. one small
Bay T.xas Mare. a Iibernl reward
viii b- paid Tor her return tn NE.
Aug. ~. q 7. LAKE.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
x*.Our sister city Grenada, ,,,.vr,

- Our sister city ,Grehaia, ,nevrr
does things by halves. The bravery
and moral conrag" Of if- citizens ~
nii times has ever been The sub icG' q.
praise and nd,ni,ntion bat pu tLiS
occasion was equn'ied by M nospital-
ity.--L. =. iHRGER, "a Greenwood
Eulprnrisp
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

"Bouauet Raking Powders" are thr
hest and you yet q hanrsoine goblet
vlth svsty ~ yoS purchase. y.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
SDtiCp to Teachers.

| will hold examinations for colored
teachers on the first Saturday in
september, and examinations for
white teachers Oh the secoud s'atur-
day. Il. 7. PAYNE,
Co. Sur' of Fducai;on.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES,
ONE YEAR, III advance, I'll 30
SIX MONTHS, g ....... Is
Advertising IA ssa
Enis Paper is entered at the Postofi1ce
at Grenada, Miss az I'd class matter.
C.s..v 1.s.,.,.., C,.:,.'..v. Ticket


For Il, s. Senator f.. G. WALTIALL
For Dist. Att'y...,.....,J.J J. J. SLACK
For State Senator. ... J. n. Mol.Eop
For Rep'tative, J. c. LoNGsTREE4'
For Sheriff, ..... ....... Il. B. JONES
For Chancery Clerk, J. T. THOMAS
For Circuit Clerk, ,. J. c. PERRY
For Go. Treasurer, ED. G. PAYNE
For Assessor, ....... f. a. MAETlN
FOR Sup'vr. Beat SAM, LAURENCE
fG. Surveyor r..... ..... j. G. GIBBS
For Cor. 4 Ranger, J. Nj. GOLDEN
Fer Magistrates, r IH-er T,,pxIpsrrn l.s:tpl
For Constable, ... .... d, ", BECK
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

The Hne-t new Irish potatoes, At A,
+. Innlau'a. S
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

4. T. Inman hAs nice, new line
of prints and laws.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

Yours Truly" the finest patent
-four ia town, is sold only by a. T..
LnnlRn.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

The faculty consists of eleven Pro-
fesSOrs, and one instructor, is full
The buildings are in perfect order;
the situation is elevated and perfectly
healthy. Necessary expenses need
MT exceed $50 or 500 for entire
course of nine months. Law students
5000 and S2l5. The law school is IN
operation, and its curriculum is equal
to any in the United States.
Nor full particulars, and for Histor-
cal and Current Catalogue, address
EDWARD MAY YES, Chairman of Fac
ulty, University, Miss, or
SEM PRICE,
Secretary Board of Trustees,
80 Oxford, Miss,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

HeC " . ID u SH. 90 90 EDO Oo
~ lot On which r. 40 90 Goo 90
Ordered that the following real.
estate In Grenada county be reduced
ln value @ follows:
w hi NV qr SEQ 2dt2a
~ east ,.... 200 90
4 nj n hi lot 76 snd 70
9 v city Of Grenada POGO 90 1900 90
w hf lot lo6 . " ofo Gloon Oh 5000 90
b end nw Qf lot 200 .
Nv glty Of (arsuada loco 90 Soo 90
lox>o (6st ln ~ ar and
loxos Il IN no ar lot
q eat ward. -. $500 90 5000 90
w NJ lot lSo eastward Zoo 90 ooo %
Ordesed that the Board adjourn
NNtll to.nosrow morning at So'csook.
M A. 4. HRIp0Esa, Pres.
AxvuDAs MORNING., Aug. S,'0'
v oaed nss pursuant to adjourn
04ntj pepsent same ~ on yesterday:
4 0s6eIoa 1hat w following personxl
eQ4oe g1laed n valus,A ssslevs'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-19
COLD LEAF ON BOOKS.

From two to four million dollars
worth of gold are used annually in
the shape of foil for gliding, letter
ing, edging of books, sign and or
namental painting and dentistry,
gliding taking the greater share.
a cubic inch can be beaten out so
as to cover $500 square feet, and
twenty double eagles could be drawn
out into wire that would girdle the
globe. For foil, bars Skill inches
are cast, and then rolled into crib
bons" as thick as a tinger-nail.
These are then weighed into pack
ages called "beatings" of p ounces
each. One of these is divided into
$50 pieces one inch square and built
up into "kutch," a layer of gold
alternating with one of prepared
paper p inches square. Then with
an eighteen-pound hammer kutch
is beaten till the gold is spread out
as wide and as long as the paper.
Next they are piled in "shoder"
( (Which are made of pieces of square
goldbeater's skin each four inches),
and beaten till the slips of gold
spread as large as the slips of lea
ther. The prepared paper is pc
culiar kind of parchment made from
calfskin, and the goldbeater's skin
from the large intestines of the OK.
These four-inch "shoder-leaves" are
quartered into pieces of two inch
square, and packed again Till spread
TO nearly the same size as the mold,
which are made of the same stuff as
the shoder. They are now ready to
be sent to girls to be trimmed and
put up into books holding twenty
five leaves, each three and half
inch square, These books are sold
singly or in packs numbering twenty
books. American Stationer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-19
HAMA NOTES.

Abundant rains give promise Of q
good crop of sugar throughout the
district. Plantation managers mean
to make the most of their oppor-
tunities, and if large yields Of sugar
can make the business profitable in
spite of low prices, the Hama people
may hope to have profitable year.
The election passed off as quietly
rs we hear it did in other districts.
There was no disorder, no ribaldrv,
no invective, no disgraceful drunk
enness as in the elections Of. late
years. The two candidates ran
pretty evenly on the native votes,
but that only shows how large has
been the opposition vote of the ma
tives in former years. Perhaps its
strength was not fairly counted in
previous elections, as it certainly
has not been correctly estimated as
ensuring such triumphant success
as the Reform party has won at the
polls.
There was a gathering Wednesday
night in the Wananalua Church to
rejoice over the election of the Re-
form candidates. One would not
have anticipated that ECONOMY"
would prove so stirring a political
cry as it has done in Hama. The
speeches from the native voters were
pitched mostly on that key. "Sink
the Kaimiloa, give her away, get
rid of her somehow. Abolish the
useless Governorships, assign the
duties to the sheriffs, appropriate
the money for better school houses
and better teaching. Spend the
road money raised in the district
for the benefit of the district and
not send it to Honolulu to be spent
in folly and dissipation" These
were the sentiments that were APP
plauded by the audience. If this is
the temper of the Hawaiian voters
generally, they have been most
grievously misrepresented in former
legislatures. Let the new Legis-
lature give us iudicious retrench-
ment, and impartial expenditure of
the public money for the public
good.